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Sandeep, Spyro Gyra team up

Music composer Sandeep Chowta may have been keeping a low profile for some time now, but a lot has been brewing in the musician’s life. Recently, Chowta collaborated with Grammy Award-winning American jazz-fusion band Spyro Gyra to co-produce a track, which features in the band’s latest album, A Foreign Affair.

Updated on: Oct 22, 2011 02:35 AM IST
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Music composer Sandeep Chowta may have been keeping a low profile for some time now, but a lot has been brewing in the musician’s life. Recently, Chowta collaborated with Grammy Award-winning American jazz-fusion band Spyro Gyra to co-produce a track, which features in the band’s latest album, A Foreign Affair.

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The Hindi song Khuda…, composed by Chowta, has been sung by Arijit Singh, a contestant from the reality music show Fame Gurukool. Shabbir Ahmed has penned the lyrics.

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"For me, it has been a dream come true to work with Spyro Gyra," says Chowta, adding that while working on the track, there was "perfect synergy" between the band and himself, "The band loved the Indian touches in the song. It was a creative two-way process," says Chowta, who hit it big in Bollywood in the last decade, scoring music for movies like Mast (1999) and Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya (2001). Chowta is also upbeat about his second album, Matters Of The Heart, where he has worked with 45 artistes from around the globe.

 
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